Supabase migration means three different things depending on which direction you’re moving: importing an existing Postgres (or Firestore, or Heroku Postgres) database into Supabase, versioning schema changes inside a Supabase project as it grows, or migrating a mature application off Supabase entirely once it outgrows a shared, multi-tenant platform. Most people searching for a single “how […]
Supabase vs AWS is really two questions dressed up as one. The first is “which backend gets my product into users’ hands fastest?” — and for most teams under a few hundred thousand users, Supabase wins that one comfortably. The second is “which one still makes sense once we have real scale, real compliance requirements, and […]
Appwrite vs Supabase is the comparison almost every team lands on the moment they decide to skip building auth, storage, and a database layer from scratch. Both are open-source backend-as-a-service platforms, both can be self-hosted or run as managed cloud, and both promise to get an app from idea to production without a dedicated backend team. […]
Neon vs Supabase is the debate every team building on Postgres eventually has, and the confusing part is that the two products aren’t quite the same category of thing. Neon is a serverless Postgres database — nothing more, nothing less — built around instant branching and scale-to-zero compute. Supabase is a full backend-as-a-service platform that happens […]
If you’re planning to migrate a Flutter app from Firebase to Supabase, the short version is this: you’re not swapping one backend for a similar one, you’re switching data paradigms entirely — from Firestore’s document-and-collection model to a relational Postgres database, from Firebase’s proprietary security rules to Postgres Row Level Security, and from four separate Firebase […]
Cloud repatriation stopped being a theory a few years ago. What used to be argued from cost models and architecture diagrams is now backed by named companies publishing real numbers: millions saved, gross margins that jumped, compute costs cut in half. This roundup of enterprise cloud repatriation case studies looks at what actually happened at 37signals, Dropbox, […]
